/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15424188
>I cannot seriously be the smartest man alive, can I? Maybe I am. So be it.
This is what the average science-NPC believes lmao. You are never ever leaving this flat and stationary plane alive.

>>15347831
>>15347853
The most dumbass explanation I have ever laid eyes upon.

>>15338447
>Reflection is a well understood phenomenon and anyone with a graduate understanding of quantum mechanics and solid state physics
When you are a retarded NPC but are trying to sound smart.

>>14823726
>BA.1

>>14520869

>>12622140
>Star shinning directly through the crescent moon means something other then you can see a star shinning directly through the crescent moon.

Remember all those "religions" were created by Jews for you to consume. You have to go way back to the Vedas in order to get something that has not been jewed.

how to top my classes in college?

>IT CAN"T BE A DESERT THERE"S NO SAND OR CACTUSES

Put them at the limits of opposite corners.

>>12154942
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>>12154386

I am very likely retarded, but isn't the P = NP problem trivially true?
If you can verify if an answer is correct quickly, couldn't you just try out every answer to solve the problem? Like waht's actually the issue with this solution? Trying out every number is technically polinomial time so idk; where's my million dollars at?

>>11742320
>self thread

Hey /sci/! I need a physics project for my senior year high school. This is for a competiton my teachers are throwing, and, since I never really "won" anything in high school, I would really like to win this competition as a little parting gift for myself.
I actually had a very cool project in mind which was to calculate the refractive index of an opaque ceramic alloy by making use of an old capacitor I had lying around that used this material as it's di-electric, but after seeing the project titles my classmates are submitting I think I need to amp up my impressiveness factor. Some guy made a fucking telescope ffs!
So, what are some very visually and scientifically cool projects I can do at home? I'm well versed with electronics and cs if that helps.

I always read up about how ancient civilizatios fucked up the scientific method in ways like using leeches during the plague or èrforming sacrifices to imanginary gods because they thought that would make it rain.
But I'm wondering, is the opposite also true? Are there any examples of ancient civilizations that (maybe by pure luck/trial and error) learned how to perform a very complex medical or chemical procedure with an uncanny similarlity to how we do it nowadays?

>pic related

>>11628951

>>11625279
>The wave function doesn't represent jack shit. It's a quantity that WE defined, which obeys a certain equation. What's the point in addressing the "meaning" of this?

>empiricism? What is that? I dont know what that means or what science even is but I FUCKING LOVE SCIENCE!!111!!

>>11601466
>muh semantics

duurrrrrhhhhhhhhhhhhhh sccclyyy spikking iz infurmeyshun a form of engy?! me head hurt

>WTC was a NUCLEAR demolition

>>11539056
>TREE(3) is a finite number
>precisely 0% of infinity
>this is somehow even remotely close to infinity

>>11423359
>he doesn't know what vitrification is

>>11401079
>>11401098
https://www.worlddata.info/iq-by-country.php
>IT'S A NORMAL DISTRIBUTION
>TRUST ME I'M A SCIENTIFSHT